Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Non-Negotiable Counsels of God's Kingdom - Part 14

Dearly beloved,
My greatest daily concern is that I don’t want to realize in heaven (Matt.7:21/25:11-13), and learn in the world to come (Rev. 22-2-3), what God has made provision for in this day. Painfully, this would be the case for any believer who isn’t awake unto the daily revelations of righteousness (1Cor. 15:34/Rom. 1:17

Access to God’s domain of life (Jn. 7:34/12:26/14:3/1Jn. 1:3), which remains inaccessible to glorious angels like Gabriel or Michael can’t be negotiated. God’s terms remains that we LEAVE/MOVE (Heb. 6:1-2) from CALLING HIM LORD (which includes preaching, fasting, giving, evangelism, faith as corporately known today) to KNOWING HIS WILL (which starts after the eyes of our heart has been restored, we wait on the EPISTLES, so we can subsequently relate with the PARABLES OF JESUS) – Lk. 4:18e
I.        Blessed are they, whose hunger deficiency are being exposed and addressed right now.
    II.        Blessed are those who would overcome the curse (the former things/limitations highlighted in Rev. 21:4/22:3) that made Job, Solomon, Isaiah & Apostle James to compare man with trees, animals and grasses respectively. (Job 14:7-10/Eccl. 3:18-19/Isa. 40:6/Jam. 1:10).
   III.        Blessed are those who in the days ahead would only be comparable with Christ (1Jn. 3:2/Rev. 14:1/21:23)
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Non-Negotiable Counsels of God's Kingdom - Part 14
Scriptural reading: Matt. 25:1-13/14-30
Then shall the kingdom of heaven be likened unto ten virgins, which took their lamps, and went forth to meet the bridegroom. And five of them were wise, and five were foolish. They that were foolish took their lamps, and took no oil with them: But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps.
All the parables of the Lord were not mere stories but realities in the spirit. In the parable of the ten virgins for instance, virginity refers to the spirit of man that was begotten through the operation of God’s faith (Col. 2:12b). When Adam sinned, all died (Rom. 5:19/Eph. 2:1); the spirit of man became the child of Satan (Jn. 8:44), but at new birth a new spirit is born (2Cor. 5:17). That spirit is a virgin because it has been raised with the same power that raised up the Lord Jesus and attained resurrection status.
There are two kinds of virgins according to this parable; the wise and the foolish and this is a prototype of the present day church. There are wise virgins (believers) and there are foolish virgins (believers). The wisdom of the spirit as communicated by the Lord has nothing to do with mental intelligence; it is determined by what we do with the word of the kingdom that comes to us. This is the acid test to know those who are wise and those who are foolish.
The coming of the Bridegroom (Christ) is the coming of the kingdom because He is the kingdom. He is called the Bridegroom because He knows how to groom the bride and make her fit for the kingdom. He has utensils, things, words and goods that He uses to prepare the bride for entrance. These ten virgins knew that the purpose of their being saved was to meet the Bridegroom. They knew this because the word of the kingdom was being communicated to them for their preparation.
Matt. 25:6 And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him
Have you ever asked why the Lord likes coming at night? He testifies of in the epistles to the churches (1 Thess. 5:2,1Pet. 3:10), and mentioned it repeatedly in the book of Revelation (Rev.16:15/3:3). Night is when men are asleep. Such times are unguarded ‘hours’ when the heart is overcharged with surfeiting, men are drunken with the deception of riches and overtaken with worries (Luke 21:34). This drunkenness happens at night when the revelation of Christ isn’t heeded, hence men fall asleep. When revelation is not heeded, there will be darkness, and when there is darkness (night), men will sleep (1Thess. 5:7 Isa. 60:2, Rom. 5:20)
Lk. 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so that day come upon you unawares.
The ten virgins knew that the Bridegroom’s coming would be in the night, but they did not know the exact time.  He comes when men are asleep because He is a very costly being. Those that will lay hold on Him must be found worthy of Him. He will not come according to the timing of man.
Some believers will be given eye salve to discern the advancement of darkness upon the earth and they will stay awake so that the day will not suddenly come upon them. These are the children of light (Eph. 5:8) that have been delivered from darkness through the revelation of Christ (1Thes.5:5-6/Acts 26:18). Beloved, there is need for us to understand that the Lord is close even as the earth is gradually coming into the night season.
Some of the virgins took oil with their lamps, but some did not (Matt. 25:3-4). The lamp signifies the soul. That is what the Psalmist calls ‘my darkness’ which he prayed that the Lord would enlighten (Ps. 18:28). The oil in the lamp is the amount of walk that has been generated by the activities of the holy unction (1Jn. 2:22&27). Every walk of obedience in the spirit grants you oil to continue in the son (1Jn. 2:24). The oil is the supply of grace for further walk and it lubricates our feet to reduce friction. The reason for the oil is that our walk in the spirit is a walk against the course of this world (Eph. 2:2). We need measurements of oil to generate a walk that is contrary to the walk of mere men.
Oil here refers to the oil of gladness which our Lord was anointed with (Ps. 45:7/Heb. 1:9). You cannot gain entrance into the kingdom without the oil of gladness. THE MORE WE WALK IN OBEDIENCE, THE MORE OIL WE ACCESS FOR ENTRANCE INTO THE KINGDOM. Christ is called the Anointed One because He is the one who has been anointed with that oil of gladness which consecrated Him as High priest forever. Satan hates that oil and fights it; that is why he sent the spirit of the antichrist (1Jn. 2:18). The oil of gladness is not the anointing to do miracles (Matt. 10:6-8) but for obedience (Rom. 1:5b/16:26d/Heb. 5:9b) and living (Heb. 12:9d). These are two different of anointing.
The oil of gladness is not poured on a soul except such has learnt to love righteousness and hate iniquity by obeying to the Anointed one. You may have anointing to heal the sick and raise the dead and yet you might not have that which would enable you disobey fallen spirits because it is a costly oil and this is what the church needs at this hour of gross darkness. The light we use at present cannot handle the darkness that is upon the earth now. The church is stuck because darkness has mutated. The church needs the light that saves (Ps. 27:1), the light of eternal life (Jn. 1:9a)
The ten virgins were waiting for the Bridegroom and during the period of waiting, they expended oil. The most difficult thing for man is to wait without the knowledge of how long the waiting process would last. Waiting is stressful for the flesh and flesh does not like it; but that is God’s way. He employs the process of waiting to trim the carnal nature so that when He comes, there is no flesh remaining. God will delay things and see who will keep their flesh or let go of their flesh. That is the time of selection. It is silently ongoing presently. When God is at work, you cannot really tell, but some are found wise by their understanding of the season while others are found foolish.
Those who were wise were the ones who were walking as they were hearing (the word of the kingdom). That walk was their extra oil which kept their lamps burning until the twelfth hour when the bridegroom came. Those hours of waiting and walking were crucial seasons in the spirit that prepares us for the ultimate arrival of the bridegroom. At the time when the Bridegroom arrived, the lamps of the five foolish virgins had gone out because they did not have enough oil to last while the Bridegroom tarried. They could not generate a walk that could keep the lamp burning, so their light went out. It is as we obey the things we hear that we buy oil for our feet. We should not just hear the word; we have to do something with what we are hearing (Jam. 1:22)
There was a cry at midnight, go ye and meet the Bridegroom. Midnight is a meeting point between two days – night and morning. Midnight is the period when darkness begins to lose its strength, light gradually breaks out and God separates light from darkness. At midnight it looks as if it is the darkest time, but it is actually the breaking of another day. At the coming of the Bridegroom, all ten virgins arose and trimmed their lamps (Matt. 25:7). The lamps of those who were not wise went out
The trimming and burning of their lamps was an indication that their souls were awake unto righteousness, but to reveal that the passion, desire and love of the foolish virgins had expired, their lamps went out before the bridegroom’s appearance. Because Iniquity hasn’t been overcome, the love of many would wax cold (Matt. 24:12, Rev. 3:16)
The period of darkness is a time when everything is shutdown and the weather is cold. It is like the winter period when all the trees are shedding their leaves. It is very easy to sleep at such time. When a soul sleeps, he gives up on God. Many have given up on God and coming to church has become a mere routine. Their fire has gone out, their oil has dried up, their love has waxed cold and they have lost their passion.
THE CONTINUOUS REVELATION OF CHRIST (1PET. 1:13) IS THE ONLY THING THAT CAN HELP US TO STAY AWAKE.  That is why God keeps speaking to us. He speaks of His anointed life and when we hear Him, we are awakened and we live. What comes out of His mouth is His anointed life and that is the oil of gladness. The virgins were able to collect oil in their lamps through the visitations of many voices. But there was one final voice that they were all waiting for after previous voices had come. If the oil received is not translated to a walk, we will not be able to receive the last voice.
The foolish virgins were seekers but not diligent seekers (Heb. 11:6). Their oil expired just when entrance was about being administered (2Pet. 1:11). They began to ask, Give us of your oil for our lamps have gone out, but the wise ones answered them, no lest there is not enough for us and for you, go to them that sell and buy (Matt. 25:8-9). They knew where oil was being sold but they did not take enough. The foolish virgins did not give full attention and diligence to what they were hearing so they were not able to get much oil out of the words that were being spoken to them.
THOSE WHO REALLY FIND GOD ARE NOT JUST THOSE WHO ARE SEEK HIM BUT THOSE WHO ARE DILIGENTLY SEEK HIM (Heb. 11:6). There are seekers and there are diligent seekers. Some virgins are wise – they are putting extra. It is good to seek, but the Lord’s requirement is diligent seeking. Diligent seeking (going the extra mile) is a principle in the kingdom. The world stole it but was originally propagated and enacted by Jesus Christ through His earthly walk (Matt.5:40-45).
The foolish ones went out to buy oil but at a time when the oil seller was no longer available because there is a time and season for everything (Eccl. 3:1). There are seasons when oil will be available and there are seasons when oil will be scarce. You must be very sensitive of these seasons. There is a corporate season that comes upon us and there are also seasons that come upon us individually. There are times you would seek Him but He will not be found (Isa. 55:6. There are specific seasons He makes Himself known. When He reveals Himself, take advantage of it and quickly get enough oil from Him, because the time will come when you will seek Him, even with tears, but you will not find Him (Heb.12:17).
Seasons are important. Even in your individual life, there are times the anointing will be so strong without much effort in prayer or study. When such season comes upon you, don’t take it for granted, quickly take advantage of it. If you dont, another season will not come. We can be so used to the things of God and miss God. Sometimes the reason why we do not find the Lord quickly is not that He is far; but because we did not take advantage of previous seasons when He came knocking. The foolish virgins did not take advantage of the seasons that came, but those who understood the importance of the anointed life quickly entered the kingdom before the ones that went to buy oil came.
The wise virgins entered and the foolish ones came and began to knock saying, open to us. For them to have called Him Lord means they were Christians; they called Him Lord but Jesus said It is not all that call Me Lord, Lord that shall ENTER THE KINGDOM but they that DO THE WILL OF MY FATHER (Matt.7:21, 25:11-13).
The second parable was about a man who took a journey to a far country and gave talents. To one, he gave five, to another, he gave two, and to the last one, he gave one and divided his goods. It is the same thing (Matt. 25:14-30). The goods of God which are His wealth are the words of the kingdom. That word is anointed; it has the oil of gladness inside.
There is an initial oil that comes upon us when we gather for meetings and Jesus speaks to us, and then there is another you get in your closet. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO WITH THE OIL YOU GET IN A MEETING IS TO ENTER YOUR CLOSET AND TRADE WITH IT. Your closet is the inward tabernacle where you commune with God, not necessarily pray. YOU TRADE WITH THE OIL BY OBEYING INSTRUCTIONS YOU RECEIVE IN YOUR CLOSET AND THIS INVOLVES EXCHANGING YOUR LIFE WITH SUCH INSTRUCTION. That is how you trade out your flesh to live the anointed life.
God gave them talents according to their several abilities. Sometimes we look at someone and say, How I wish I had his anointing or I were like him. I want you to know that the one that was given two talents and traded with it also entered the joy of the Lord (i.e. the kingdom). Likewise, the one that had five and traded with it entered the joy of the Lord. If all what God wants you to do is to sweep one corner of the church and you do it faithfully, He will reward you the same way He will reward someone who pastors a one million member church. What God rewards is faithfulness. If God tells you to do something and you leave it to do another thing, you will not get any reward for it. The Bible says, Obedience is better than sacrifice. The reason why we cannot obey God is because of the flesh life; it is not easy to trade it off (to let it go), but the kingdom of God demands diligence (Matt. 13:34).
The goods God gave them was the word of the kingdom. Such is His wealth and His testimony. The oil of gladness is his treasured possession. That testimony is His anointed life that cannot be stained
What are the goods being delivered to you and how are you trading with them (Matt. 25:24-30)? When God places demands our flesh, we raise questions like this unprofitable servant did. Every time we come to meetings or hear the Lord speak to us through different mediums, goods are being delivered to us. These goods are what make God good. God is not just good, He also has many goods. When He gives such goods to us, how do we trade with them? We are supposed to trade our carnal life with them in order to inherit eternal life.
Bless You!
Pst. Danladi Hassan
The Essence of the Anointed Life
VGC Lively Stones Bi-monthly Fellowship

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Non-Negotiable Counsels of God's Kingdom - Part 13

Dearly Beloved,

It may interest you to know that the critical mass of overcoming saints (Rev. 12:5/14:1) that would ultimate trigger the end of the reign of the devil and his cohorts from the air (i.e. the realm of authority/heaven of the earth –Rev. 12:3/Eph. 2:2b/Lk. 19:13d) were described as having two aspects of the divine nature; that of a man (Rev. 12:5a/1Cor. 14:20d) and that of a child (Rev. 12:5a/Matt. 18:3/1Cor. 14:20c).

The following transcribed message is another meat in due season (Ps. 104:27). It’s a clear and present instruction in righteousness to believers who have been blessed with hearing ears (Rev. 1:3b/Isa. 50:4c) to hear the speaker of the New Testament Assembly, Christ Jesus. Such simple truth has eluded not a few generation of zealous believers till date, but heaven has resolved to show us great mercies in this day when darkness has become increasingly tangible.

MAY WE FIND GRACE TO STOP GROWING OLD (HEB. 1:11B), START GROWING YOUNGER (LK. 1:80/2:40) AND ULTIMATELY BECOME ONE OF THE BABES AND SUCKLINGS THAT WOULD SILENCE OUR CORPORATE ENEMY (PS. 8:2) THROUGH OUR SECOND BIRTH (JN. 3:5/1PET. 1:23/JAM. 1:21), AMEN.

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Non-Negotiable Counsels of God's Kingdom - Part 13

Scriptural Reading:

Lk 12:32 Do not be afraid oh little flock for it is the desire of the Father to give you the kingdom.

The kingdom was prepared by the Father for a company called ‘little flock’, which speaks of those whom heaven has succeeded in reducing there confidence in self.  God’s desire has been to bring us into a state where we are completely emptied of our confidence in flesh and this state takes great help and mercy.

John 21:18 Verily, verily, I say unto thee, When thou wast YOUNG, thou girdedst thyself, and walkedst whither thou wouldest: but when thou shalt be OLD, thou shalt stretch forth thy hands, and another shall gird thee, and carry thee whither thou wouldest not.

Youthfulness here speaks of the time when the flesh (self) is very much alive. Our youthfulness is what makes us bold and strong in ourselves, not in the Lord. With our youthful strength, we confidently go anywhere we want, we make decisions hastily and take the praise for getting things done, but this same strength is contrary to that of the little flock that qualifies for entrance into the kingdom.

Prov. 20:29 The glory of young men is their strength

The kingdom of God is alien to men whose glory is their strength (Prov. 20:29); it seeks for men who have lost their trust in self and take solace in the leadings of the spirit. The Lord has to bring us to a state of weakness so he can grace us with his strength. It took quite some time for an Apostle Paul to realize this great secret (2Cor. 12:10) and apply his heart to it.

Apostle Paul later became a man that gloried in being weak which remains a true sign of an Apostle. Apostles are like the Lord Himself; babies, lambish, childlike, though these virtues are despised by many. Like the Lord, they can of themselves do nothing (Jn. 5:19) because they have no power of their own. James 4:15 declares that we should not speak of the things we want to do with all certainty, rather we should say “IF THE LORD WILL, we shall live, and do this or that”
 

Jn. 5:19 The Son can do nothing of himself, but what he seeth the Father do

Such great men whom the world wasn’t worthy of (Heb. 11:38) had lost the ability to make decisions and choices for themselves. The world does not appreciate men like this and would rather train men with an earthly wisdom and intelligence. The World Brightens The Minds Of Men And Gets Them Stronger And Smarter Than The Timing And Process Of Eternal Life. A man who is young is strong; he is free to go wherever he wills and as such, he cannot follow the Lamb withersoever he goes (Rev. 14:4). A foreign way has been programmed into his sub-consciousness, so he responds to death without premeditating and the enemy did this while men slept (Matt. 13:25)

When God wants to help a man, He first expires the strength of that man and makes him a child. Becoming a child is expiring the strength of flesh. A child is weak; and lacks our youthful strength. He cannot fight back when despised because he lacks the strength to do so. He is vulnerable and can easily be taken advantage of. He depends on another to make decisions, and such is the state of one who trusts in the Lord in truth and deed.

When the grassy glory (1Pet. 1:23) of our youthful is traded for the Lord’s, spiritual maturity begins and we attain maturity as ‘another’ (the Holy Spirit) can now lead us in our decision making progress. Being ‘old’ according to John 21:18 is a state of conversion, a state of one who has become a child.

Lk. 22:32 But I have prayed for thee (Peter) that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted (i.e. attain maturity – kingdom childhood), strengthen thy brethren.

To convert a soul from youthfulness into kingdom childlikeness, God by his Spirit would have to lead such a one to places he does not want to go. We begin to enter the kingdom when we are being made childlike (Lk. 18:3)

Lk. 18:3 And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.

As He leads us, He will begin to train us on how to relinquish our strength and lay down our life. The process of taking our strength from us is what is called CONVERSION. Conversion is the process of taking away the youthful strength of the soul of and producing a child out of such a believer. By extracting and expiring our strength, our souls will gradually become tender, weak and docile in the hands of God.

No one can come into this state except by the knowledge of truth (1Tim. 2:4), and we begin this journey by believing in the truth (Eph. 1:13 & 15/2Tim. 2:12). Truth is what God uses to convert a soul into a child because truth is that which is begets (Jam. 1:18). Truth is uncreated and unchangeable. Truth is the very person of the Father because He is called the true God (Jn. 17:3). The Son also is Truth (Jn. 14:6) and the Holy Ghost is the Spirit of truth (Jn. 14:6/1Jn. 5:6). Truth is God’s instrument for converting a man from being youthfully confidently (according to the flesh) into being a child who can live and trust in the invincible. God Wants Us To Have Confidence In Him Only.

David’s soul had this kind of frame. Often times when you open the book of Psalms, he is revealed as a man that had so much trust and confidence in the Lord. He kept on saying, ...for I am poor (in spirit/meek) and needy (Psalm 70:5/40:17). David was the king of Israel. If he desired anything, all he needed to do was just speak forth and it would be established as a decree. But there he was, always telling God that he is poor. Its a metaphor. He was telling God that he had no strength of his own and needed help and such is the state of men who is truly depend on the Lord. He had no trust in his status, wealth and position in Israel and it takes a revelation of the truth to train the heart and mind to be like this.

The strength of man is a stature, a building, a formation and fortification, so when such is taken away, the soul would crumble. Separating bones from the flesh of a beast will cause it to fall because that is the very frame that makes it stand. When God breaks our strength, our soul will come into true humility, lowliness and meekness (Eph. 4:2)

God did exactly that to Moses. Moses was once so self-confident and sure that he was the deliverer of Israel but was later humbled when God took him to Jethro, his father-in-law, where he served as a shepherd. God crumbled and so humbled him that when God eventually wanted to send him to the children of Israel, he was reluctant. He gave God reasons why he was not the best candidate for the job. His strength had been taken away. He was not ready to answer the call of God except God showed him a sign and God did so by turning his rod to a serpent.

This is what it means to be converted into a child. Many believers are going through custom made dealings that is meant to ensure that our logic which the enemy preys on are rendered dysfunctional. This is how we will be raised into a state where things we lust after would lose their valuable, so God can be committed to bring them as additions in fulfillment of Matt. 6:33

When a man gets to this point, God would show up. He doesnt show up when the strength of a soul is still in place. Check our Lord Jesus for example. His body lay lifeless, closed up with a big stone in a tomb. He humbled Himself into a position where He could not raise Himself up except God showed up. He entered that tomb knowing that nothing could happen except His Father appeared in the land of forgetfulness (Ps. 88:12). The Father showed up because it is in such state that the power of resurrection swings into operation.

When we become helpless, God comes to work. He knows that the soul will not resist Him when the chips are down. God can’t work when we are engrossed with the legitimate cares of life. That is why from time to time, He will lead us to a point where we have no other choice than to cry, Lord help me out, like Jonah did!

When we first believed the gospel (Eph. 1:13), we thought our souls was converted and we had given our lives to Christ but it was our human spirit that was recreated. You were not converted in your soul the day you gave your life to Christ. Conversion starts when the Lord begins to deal with your human strength. When something is converted, it can no longer be traced it to its former state.

Heaven has resources that are incorruptible and the soul can only be converted after we receive such in meekness (Jam. 1:21). If the soul is able to endure seasons of chastisement (Heb. 12:5-9) which the Father initiates through the word of truth the soul will be converted.  The word of truth (i.e. the allocation of the gospel that brings about so great salvation – Heb. 2:3) is pregnant with eternal power to convert a soul. (Pls see Psalm 19:7/Heb. 10:39b)

When God brings a season of dealings upon a man, his strength will not be lost all at once, so God calibrates His dealings into various seasons. Each process and and is meant to gradually turns the soul. After seasons of dealings, the soul appreciates into childhood. He may not have fully become a little child, but some degree of conversion has taken place.

The reason why it is not easy to take away the strength of flesh is that flesh is an old man. Every divine success and input that God is able to achieve in man, He cherishes it so much because that will provide a platform for further work.

Matt. 18:1-4 At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus, saying, Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? And Jesus called a little child unto him, and set him in the midst of them, And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. 

From Matt. 18:1-4, we can see that greatness in the kingdom is measured by how much a soul has been converted. Those who allow God to fully convert them into little children will be the greatest in the kingdom.

In verse three, Jesus talked about Little Children but in verse two, He talked about A Little Child; so they are different because there are levels of conversion. IN VERSE THREE, JESUS WAS NOT ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF GREATNESS BUT ENTRANCE WHILE IN VERSE FOUR, HE WAS ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF HOW TO BECOME THE GREATEST. For you to enter the kingdom, you must be converted into a little child, but if you want to be the greatest, you need to go further and humble yourself as a little child (i.e. Christ Jesus). After you must have entered the kingdom, you need further reduction to be the greatest in the kingdom.

Psalm. 8:2 Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings thou has ordained strength because of thine enemies, that thou mightest still the enemy and the avenger.

Babes and suckling here is not referring to carnal Christians that live on the milk of the word (1Cor. 3:1-2a). Rather, it speaks of men who have been converted to children. They have the two edged sword of the spirit in their mouth. They are men that can started using the word of righteousness (Heb. 5:13-14). Such men have gained entrance and ceased from their works (Heb. 4:10). When you enter the kingdom, you cease from your works because there is another power that works in you both to will and to do of His good pleasure.

We are in a very sensitive season of the Spirit and it is required of us to be wise. This is the time to become babes and sucklings. This is not the time where you try to prove and defend something. No, we do not have time anymore because God is into serious business with us (Heb. 4:9). For Him to be speaking to us about entrance means that He has made grace available for entrance into the kingdom.

Our ambition should be that we might come into greatness and become the greatest. If eventually we cannot meet up with being the greatest, at least, we should enter the kingdom. We must begin to trust God in this season to help us and show us mercy, so that our hearts will fully cooperate with what He is doing. We must not frustrate the grace of God, rather we should trust God to help us align our hearts in such a way that we can enter. Amen.

Bless You!

Pst. Thompson Ehima

VGC Lifely Stones Fellowship

11th May, 2014.

The Nature and the Stature of the Kingdom (Part 2)